Sentence examples for fair guide from inspiring English sources
If they reason that the recent past is a fair guide to the immediate future, companies are likely to plough their extra profit into further investment abroad.
Keep a copy of the fair guide with you for reference and chat to someone on the careers stand if you need a bit more guidance.
But members of Mr Fox's National Action Party PANN) reckon it a fair guide to his future government.At first sight, the talk of a broad representative team seems overblown.
That's a fair guide to Republican thinking; and there will be 47, not 41, Republicans in the new Senate, as well as a Tea-Party-revved Republican majority in the House.
To do this, follow some basic career fair etiquette: Do your research Read the fair guide – find out which companies are coming and make a shortlist of those you would most like to visit.
To help you compare the figures, he will convert them into dollars, either at market exchange rates or (better) at purchasing-power-parity rates, which allow for the cheapness of, say, haircuts and taxi rides in poorer parts of the world.To be sure, this will give you a fair guide to material standards of living: the Americans and the French, on average, are much richer than Indians and Ghanaians.
Lots of club members do rear and show animals, it is true: one of the sights of an American summer is watching an 11-year-old at a state fair, guiding a half-tonne steer past 4-H judges.In this section To bomb, or not to bomb?
Gawker linked to it, and the Vanity Fair summer guide was born.
Recently I came across a wonderful artefact, Vanity Fair's Guide to New York at Night.
At the 1958 Brussels World's Fair a guide's explanation of what the I.B.M. computer could do was greeted with general amusement, if not disbelief.
Samasource ensures that its workers are paid above guidelines set by the Fair Wage Guide, which stipulates wage levels that allow workers to support themselves and contribute to their local economies.
